If one wants to have the same ease with concepts as a Dao Immortal immortal, and also wants these concepts to be readily available, then the question becomes how to make these concepts exist within one's body.
As Li Xingkong familiarized himself with the concept of Traversal that he had sealed within his body, he pondered how to use this ability.
A flash of inspiration from his memory gave Li Xingkong a spark of creativity.
He remembered that before he ascended to immortality, there was an animation where the villain's actions seemed applicable to him.
The Shendu from Jackie Chan Adventures.
It also possesses a multitude of abilities, and its method is to transform its numerous abilities into talismans, which are then integrated into its own body.
Of course, Li Xingkong couldn't copy it completely, because the connection between the talisman and the Shendu was far too unstable.
Li Xingkong didn't want the talisman to be easily removed from its body with just a few spells.
Furthermore, no matter how strong the Shendu, he is only involved in the physical body and soul, at most a Golden Core cultivator. But to leap to the level of an immortal, there are many more factors to consider.
However, he can still refer to this pattern of talismans.
Based on the self, one constructs the primordial immortal body, then refines numerous concepts into talismans. However, in addition to this, a barrier sufficient to protect the talismans from detaching from the body must be constructed.
According to Li Xingkong's plan, it would involve using concepts like defense, barrier, isolation, or stabilization to build a defensive field around his body to resist the invasion of external concepts.
However, where to collect these concepts is another question altogether.
Design can be done with a long-term perspective, but we still have to take things one step at a time.
Let's first refine this concept of Traversal into a talisman that can be attached.
With inspiration in mind, Li Xingkong boldly began experimenting.
On one hand, driven by his own internal concept, he compressed and permeated the concept of Traversal in all aspects; on the other hand, Li Xingkong began to ponder the relationship between his true immortal body and the talisman.
Li Xingkong soon went into seclusion.
Although Yisu and the others didn't know what Li Xingkong was doing in seclusion, they had all fought their way to the Nascent Soul level and knew what they should and shouldn't be curious about.
Their original plan was to cultivate for a period of time and then continue the next round of battles, but their plans changed after Li Xingkong opened up his cave dwelling.
Now that the cave dwelling has been created, shouldn't we renovate it to make it look less out of place?
Shouldn't this little world have some life in it? It's such a big place, surely we should plant something...
Therefore, after Li Xingkong seclusion, the three of them immediately changed their roles and honestly joined the logistics team.
They cultivated a large medicinal herb field within the cave, and then took on many planting tasks. The group transformed into spirit farmers and began their farming career.
I'll also earn some contribution points.
If you can make money peacefully and steadily, who would risk their life fighting? Before, we didn't have that option, but now that we do, it's naturally more comfortable to make money from home.
Nascent Soul cultivators don't need to worry about pests when farming; irrigation is simply a matter of adjusting one's mind.
However, after nearly two hundred years of farming, a strange change occurred inside the cave.
Yisu and the others discovered that the interior space of the cave seemed to have undergone a strange change.
Everything seemed normal, and the space was very stable, but when living beings moved, they would be randomly teleported for no apparent reason.
One second they were cultivating in the herb field, the next they were teleported to the entrance of the cave, their spells still flowing and uninterrupted.
This teleportation has no effect on the person; neither their internal Magic Power nor their Divine Sense detect it. The person's location will simply be randomly placed anywhere within the cave.
This caused them a lot of trouble, but fortunately, the Nascent Soul cultivators had strong enough Divine Sense, so even if they were in a different place, it didn't affect their work.
However, all indications suggest that this matter is definitely related to Li Xingkong's seclusion.
That is indeed the case.
In the place where Li Xingkong was in seclusion, within his conceptual form, the concept of Traversal had been condensed into a regularly shaped talisman, which quietly floated within Li Xingkong's body. These signs were the side effects produced when Li Xingkong attempted to combine this talisman with himself.
The framework of his immortal body was indeed completed, and the concept had been condensed into a talisman. However, how to use this talisman smoothly became the next problem facing Li Xingkong.
This kind of problem can only be mastered gradually through repeated attempts.
Fortunately, Li Xingkong had plenty of patience.
After loading the talisman, Li Xingkong clearly felt that a concept had appeared on his body.
The spatial shifts caused by the slight leakage of his conceptual aura during the initial experiment were the result of this Traversal throughout the cave.
The concept of "Traversal" is very powerful; it goes far beyond just Traversal through space, and can even achieve leaps in time.
After loading, Li Xingkong had a slight thought, and he jumped back and forth across several decades of time.
He simply couldn't believe that Dijiang's clone, with such abilities, could be slain by that immortal.
Even the concepts have been stripped away.
It took Li Xingkong nearly 500 years to master this conceptual talisman. Now, his application of this talisman can be described as effortless, comparable to the methods of ordinary Dao Immortal.
It's time to leave quarantine.
Li Xingkong felt the power of concepts within his body and was filled with confidence.
Even if he claimed to be Dao Immortal now, few people could tell.
The only difference between him and the Dao Immortal is that he doesn't dare to use his Traversal ability openly. If he uses this thing carelessly, it would be bad if Dijiang noticed him.
Li Xingkong did not handle the requests for the Traversal function, but instead set up a small program to grant all those requests.
He really had no intention of controlling others in this way.
He was also afraid that if this direction changed, someone would notice the problem and come after him.
Before he had completed building his own system framework, Li Xingkong did not think he could fight against these battle immortals who had been fighting for who knows how long.
These people frequent places of bloodshed and violence; their methods and techniques are always superior to mine, so it's better to play it safe.
After all, this concept was a precedent. The ability to Traversal was already top-tier for escaping, but it was still captured. This just goes to show that you can't underestimate anyone.